##Install composer (for dependency management)

curl -sS https://getcomposer.org/installer | php

 sudo mv composer.phar /usr/local/bin/composer

• Step 1.

mkdir shoplaravel

• Step 2.

sudo chmod 644 -R shoplaravel

• Step 3.

cd shoplaravel

• Step 4. Download the master branch

git clone https://github.com/aadiaconitei/laravelshop.git .

• Step 5. Make sure you have a database :laravel_shop
• Step 6. Make a copy .env.example and rename to .env and edit lines 12,13,14:

DB_DATABASE=homestead
DB_USERNAME=homestead
DB_PASSWORD=secret

• Step 7. Install the composer dependencies

composer install

or

php /usr/local/bin/composer.phar

• Step 8. Run the migrations and seeds

php artisan migrate --seed

or

php artisan migrate
php artisan db:seed

The db:seed command will seed admin and settings table. If you want to pre-generate some mock data, run again with option --class=ProductsSeeder

• Step 9.

chmod -R 755 storage
chmod -R 755 bootstrap/cache

• Step 10. Generating the key

php artisan key:generate

[Optional:] php artisan cache:clear php artisan config:clear

• Step 11.

http://localhost/shoplaravel/public/
http://localhost/shoplaravel/public/products/listProducts

php artisan make:auth

You can type the route:list command to see all routes registered by your application:

php artisan route:list

##REST api

• Step 1. I created new folder “API” in App\Http\Controllers folder

mkdir app/API

• Step 2. Create new controller as APIBaseController and ProductAPIController, APIBaseController extend all api controller (not include the create or edit methods)

 php artisan make:controller API/ProductAPIController --api
 php artisan make:controller API/APIBaseController --api 

• Step 3. Create resource routes for list, create, update and delete. so we open your routes/api.php file and put the code following api.php: routes/api.php

Route::resource('apiproducts', 'API\ProductAPIController');

• Step 4. Postman requests

List: GET, URL:http://localhost/laravelshop/public/api/apiproducts

Create: POST, URL:http://localhost/laravelshop/public/api/apiproducts

Show: GET, URL:http://localhost/laravelshop/public/api/apiproducts/{id}

Update: PUT, URL:http://localhost/laravelshop/public/api/apiproducts/{id}

Delete: DELETE, URL: http://localhost/laravelshop/public/api/apiproducts/{id}

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